[DB]

This is a stupid move.

There's any number of ways to manufacture evidence to frame yourself along with hidden proof you didn't do it all in pursuit of $80k a year.

A convict that can't get a job can set himself up to do prison time, later provide “suddenly discovered” proof he didn't do it and collect.

I didn't read the article so if there are protections against this the scratch my comments, but I don't know you would be able to prevent it.

[jdub]

There's any number of ways to manufacture evidence to frame yourself along with hidden proof you didn't do it all in pursuit of $80k a year. A convict that can't get a job can set himself up to do prison time, later provide “suddenly discovered” proof he didn't do it and collect. I didn't read the article so if there are protections against this the scratch my comments, but I don't know you would be able to prevent it.

That may well be the dumbest post i have ever read here. Are you really suggesting that someone would voluntarily spend 20-plus years in prison in exchange for $80K a year plus a one time lump sum?

[UCANSEE2]

There's any number of ways to manufacture evidence to frame yourself along with hidden proof you didn't do it all in pursuit of $80k a year. A convict that can't get a job can set himself up to do prison time, later provide “suddenly discovered” proof he didn't do it and collect.

Which all SOUNDS good, except for the FORCED ANAL RAPE part.

[wtc911]

There's any number of ways to manufacture evidence to frame yourself along with hidden proof you didn't do it all in pursuit of $80k a year.

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Possibly the most muddle-headed post of all time.

[dpa5923]

That is one for the books. I am going to copy this post and save it; it is that funny.

[Still Thinking]

There's any number of ways to manufacture evidence to frame yourself along with hidden proof you didn't do it all in pursuit of $80k a year.

Would you actually live in prison for $80K a year?? If someone were criminally inclined enough to do what you're saying, I think they'd probably think they could just take the $80,000 from a bank today without doing the year in prison.